
There are four average words in the English language that when put together in a certain order form a glorious mouth-watering phrase capable of triggering stomach growls of epic proportions. Those words are “all you can eat”. Despite taking 50 years since its conception in Las Vegas, the ‘all you can eat’ dining concept has finally reached Cairo. We’ve searched the capital high and low to compile a list of the top 10 restaurants in Cairo offering the much-loved ‘all you can eat’ deal. Read on and let us know in the comments if your ‘all you can eat’ experience matches ours. Just remember to call in advance to double check the “all you can eat” deals listed below are running!
Kamala
A South-East Asian restaurant located at the Conrad Cairo featuring incredible Asian dishes and a wonderful interior design. But the real hero is the ‘all you can eat’ Sushi deal which runs every week from Sunday to Wednesday costing a mere EGP 150 per person. You read that right! All you can eat Sushi for only EGP 150. It’s cheaper than any other Sushi offer but that doesn’t mean Kamala compromised in quality. The Sushi is incredibly fresh and tasty. The service is brilliant as you’d expect from a restaurant situated in a 5-star luxury hotel.
Where: Conrad Cairo
Contact: +20225808481, website
Burgerque
Most of us order a burger, side, and a drink. Some of us will go for two burgers or double up on sides. And then there are those that have an uncontrollable craving for juicy, moist beef burgers. For them, one is a joke. Two is, well, still a joke. Give them three burgers or more, and you start flirting with their levels of satisfaction. So where in Cairo can someone keep their inner carnivore happy with unlimited burgers? Enter Burgerque – Cairo’s top spot for ‘all you can eat’ burgers. Their ‘all you can eat’ deal usually runs on Sundays but it’s better to call them up before you go.
Where: New Cairo, Maadi
Contact: +201020990008, website
Windows on the World
Ever dreamt of an all you can eat shrimp feast combined with the most panoramic view of the city? Well that is exactly what Windows on the World has in store for you. The shrimp is served in many different ways. Just ask the waiters and they’ll happily explain. At EGP 250 per person, it’s not the cheapest ‘all you can eat’ offer in Cairo, but it’s the most unique and refreshing one. If you love shrimp, then this is a no-brainer.
Where: Ramses Hilton
Contact: +20223946902, website
Fuego
Fuego doesn’t need much of an introduction to most Egyptians. But for those of you that aren’t familiar with the restaurant, it’s the preferred Sushi spot amongst the locals. Their ‘all you can eat’ deal is available all week, and it’s really worth every penny. There’s a huge variety of Sushi on offer. You’ll find classic Japanese varieties such as the traditional Nigiri, plus some bizarre, yet tasty creations inspired by the west. For around EGP180 per person (Mondays & Tuesdays), the deal isn’t too expensive considering regular Sushi isn’t a cheap item on any menu in Cairo. Our top tip: make a reservation in advance, and go on a very empty stomach.
Where: Maadi, Zamalek, Sheikh Zayed
Contact: +20165524466, website
Kansas Fried Chicken
Not many of us know that Coldplay’s hit single, Paradise, is actually about the band’s love for fried chicken as lead singer Chris Martin believes that he is “transported to paradise with every crunchy bite of that magical stuff.” We damn right agree with you Mr. Martin, and looks like Kansas Fried Chicken also agrees. In fact, they agree so hard that they are offering an ‘all you can eat’ fried chicken deal for only EGP 66 complete with chicken pieces, strips, coleslaw, french fr- Just shut up and take my money! P.S. Just kidding about the Coldplay thing.
Where: Masaken Sheraton, Rehab City
Contact: +201200040099, website
Shogun
The Teppanyaki star of Cairo also serves an ‘all you can eat’ sushi offer including everything from maki to sashimi to nigiri. They also include a glass of sparkling rose wine to slide those delicious Japanese treats down, which is nice. But with so many ‘all you can eat’ sushi offers around Cairo, we think you should visit Shogun for something they do best, which is not the sushi but the teppanyaki meals prepared right in front of you by talented and very theatrical chefs.
Where: Heliopolis
Contact: +20224800100, website
Casa De Carne
Now this is special. Brazil’s Rodizio concept has FINALLY arrived to Cairo thanks to Casa De Carne. If you’ve tried this type of restaurant outside of Egypt, then you’re familiar with the unique style of serving. If you are new to the concept, then you’re in for a treat. The waiters bring skewers of different cuts of meat several times to your table until you’ve signalled that you’ve had enough. All you need is some cash, a huge appetite, an empty stomach, and an undying love for meat.
Where: The Courtyard (Maadi)
Contact: +201023255825, website
Hakamoro
Hakamoro is a modern Chinese restaurant in Heliopolis with an ‘all you can eat’ Sushi and Dim Sum offer for EGP 229. The interior design is really top notch stuff and the restaurant also serves drinks so it’s a great place to go with friends during the weekend. The ‘all you can eat’ offer is not always available so it’s best to check with the restaurant before going. But rest assured, when it’s on, its mind blowing – especially the dim sum. Yum yum.
Where: Heliopolis
Contact: +201064444069, website
Vinny’s Pizzeria
This little pizzeria in Maadi sits proudly underneath Pizza Hut and offers superb pizza inspired by the classic New York style pie. Vinny’s also boasts an ‘all you can eat’ pizza offer for EGP 75, available every Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. The price is an absolute bargain considering just how good the pizzas actually are. The crust is done to perfection. The cheese tastes fresh and full of flavour. It’s an ‘all you can eat’ dream from New York.
Where: Maadi, Zamalek
Contact: 19867, website
Saigon
Another ‘all you can eat’ sushi offer, this time by Saigon at Fairmont Nile City. The venue is split into a lounge and a restaurant with each part boasting its own theme. The decor and atmosphere are pleasant during the day and makes an ideal spot to take your loved one. The ‘all you can eat’ sushi offer costs EGP 195 per person putting it in the same price bracket as Fuego. Is the sushi as good as Fuego’s? In short, yes. However, both restaurants have their own appeal outside the ‘all you can eat’ sushi realm, and that’s really what sets them apart.
Where: Fairmont Nile City
Contact: +20224619494, website
was this article seriously posted on december 12th? because today is the 21st, and vinny’s doesn’t have all-you-can-eat.